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European Certification
European Certification
ECB.S - European Certification Body for Security Products

The blue certification mark
The European Certification Body GmbH was founded in 2011 as a neutral certification body. Up to its foundation, the certification of physical safety products has been carried out by the International Security Association ESSA – The International Security Association. The successor organization of the research and testing association for safes and vault systems (short: FuP). In 1967 FuP was founded by the member companies of the VDMA (German Engineering Federation). The foundation began a comprehensive standardization activity for cash cabinets and vault systems, which since then has significantly influenced the standardization of mechanical safety containers, initially in Germany, later also increasingly on the European and international market. The guidelines were registered with the RAL (Reichs-Committee for delivery conditions) as binding classification bases.
Already in 1992, FuP was accredited by the accrediation body DATech Deutsche Akkreditierungsstelle Technik e.V. as a certification body according to the predecessor standard of ISO / IEC 17065, thus confirming the competence to classify products for protection against burglary and fire protection products of different safety levels or quality seals.
In 2014, the changeover to the accreditation standard ISO/IEC 17065 that is still valid today took place.
In particular, in order to offer a one-stop service for holders of product certificates in the physical security industry, the ECB's portfolio was expanded in 2023 to include accreditation according to ISO/IEC 17021-1, for the certification of quality management systems according to ISO 9001 (IAF 17,18 and 19). Here, ECB sees the focus of its certification activities in small and medium-sized enterprises.
About the fireproof function of the safe.
The safe box structure without fireproof function is made of steel plate. Such safes have no fireproof function because the steel plate will conduct heat when exposed to high temperature, turn red or even liquefy. The box structure of the fireproof safe is cast, as shown below:


The "fireproof file cabinets" widely used in the world at present refer to "paper fireproof file cabinets". The international standard stipulates that in a fire scene of 1000 degrees Celsius, the temperature inside the cabinet must be kept below 180 degrees Celsius for at least one hour to prevent the paper from being carbonized and the handwriting from being clearly legible. The international standard stipulates that in a fire scene of 1000 degrees Celsius, the temperature inside the cabinet must be kept above 52 degrees Celsius for at least one hour to prevent the disk from being damaged and the information can be completely stored and read immediately.


